30'x16' (9x5m) Downsize NOW! This Cozy & Elegant House will tell you WHY

Size (9x5m) (30'x16') Small House Design | by Jasper Tran
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The lowest cost to build a house with a usable area of about 90m2 (968sqft) with 2 floors, including both interior and exterior in the US, is about $150,000 to $250,000.
Cost Estimate: (In the US)
Foundation: $10,000
Frame: $20,000
Roofing: $10,000
Siding: $5,000
Windows: $5,000
Doors: $3,000
Insulation: $5,000
HVAC: $10,000
Plumbing: $5,000
Electrical: $5,000
Interior finishes: $20,000
Exterior finishes: $10,000
Total: $150,000 - $250,000
This cost can vary depending on a number of factors, such as:
Location: The cost of building a house in a city will be higher than the cost of building a house in a rural area.
Size: The larger the house, the higher the cost.
Materials: The type of materials used will also affect the cost. For example, using high-quality materials will increase the cost.
Labor: The cost of labor will vary depending on the location.
Other costs: There may be other costs associated with building a house, such as the cost of permits, inspections, and landscaping.
This is just an estimate, and the actual cost may vary. It is important to get quotes from several contractors before making a decision.
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The house with the exterior is extremely attractive by the elegance and luxury even though it is just a small house. The inside is arranged in a cozy way and fully equipped for a small family.
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Lovely little house, suitable for singles or couples or can live with a dog. This small house is perfect for your simple life
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[@michaeltutty1540]

A lovely modern take on a classic 2 up 2 down 5 light Georgian plan. One thing to remember is that corridors waste space in a small footprint. Personally, I would add a door at the front entrance, creating a proper airlock vestibule. Then turn the stairs around so they rise from the front hall. Eliminate the corridor between stairs and kitchen/diner. Use that extra 3 feet to make the kitchen much more usable. Instead of having the door to the garden at the back, change the side window of the kitchen into a door, freeing up space on the back wall to give more usable space. As it is, the work surface on the pack wall is not deep enough to contain the dishwasher. They require full depth cabinets to be built in. To make the living room seem larger I would open the stairs to the living room. Not a difficult change to effect, but the difference will be hugely more livable space. Upstairs, because of the stair landing being at the rear rather than the front, the second bedroom can expand into what is currently the landing at the top of the stairs. Keep the bathroom as is. The master bedroom stays as is also. What shrinks significantly is the floor space wasted by the corridor.

[@jaspertran8016]

Thank you for your great suggestions, it's amazing, I think the door in the kitchen area looks like it will help the space become more comfortable.

[@michaeltutty1540]

@@jaspertran8016 I grew up in a 1903 semi-detached house. The living space was just on 1,000 square feet. In that space we had 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living room, formal dining room, and an eat-in kitchen. The interior if the house was 15 feet wide. The living room, kitchen, and master bedroom all ran the full width of the house. There was a small vestibule at both front and back doors. The two smaller bedrooms were roughly 9x10 feet. It lived large compared to the footprint. When I look at a plan, I am seeing how it will live, how traffic will flow, and how individual spaces will work.

[@rochellesiegel5199]

I’d see if it’s possible to do glass paned sliders to make the vestibule; but if not, use glass paned doors to visually keep the space open.

[@Imeraldgyrl]

Actually I like the corridor. An as I’ve lived in a large open concept house without any corridors (almost every room opened to the main room) I find when corridors are eliminated you lose an element of privacy an also the open space becomes one big noisy box.

[@michaeltutty1540]

​​@@Imeraldgyrlit would not be any more open than it is, just usefully larger. The corridor does not really lead to anything but the foot of the stairs. The staircase will still break the space, but the kitchen and dining room will be 3 feet wider. That would allow enough sense of space to think about a better separation of cooking area and dining room. Upstairs would still have the separation of a landing but without the corridor the rooms would be larger.

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

That is the most stately looking small two-bedroom house I have ever seen! It is giving 1870s Italianate but with all the modern conveniences. Love it so much! I imagine the residents as an active and social mature couple who have a favorite grandchild who stays over frequently. (I suspect you fudged a little on the dishwasher dimensions but I forgive it. If dishwashers really come in that size this is the perfect way to use one.)

[@cjohnson2159]

Jasper, I actually love this design! I love the separate rooms, that’s always is a nice touch, especially when I can have people in the kitchen as I prepare a meal. Yeah, this a definite keeper ❤

[@user-ix5pg5eq7z]

Это дом моей мечты. Я уже живу в нём и буду жить много-много счастливых лет! БлагоДарю 🙏❤️

[@patriciadeane7250]

Truly a work of art. Very traditional and the wood tones with the green is spectacular. Perfect design!

[@sagefields]

I really like the layout of this one. One change I would suggest is using bay windows on the ground floor in the front to add more space to the kitchen and living room and create better symmetry on the exterior facade.

[@jaspertran8016]

thank you! Great Suggestions ^^

[@GinaBlythe]

That upstairs would be an AMAZING master suite! Love this. Maybe one day...

[@honeybrown1997]

Stately and elegant. I love this!

[@salmaislamurmi7311]

The video is very beautiful so I downloaded it.

[@lynnroney1234]

I do like this design. The outside is beautifully done, especially the trellises on each side of the door. Of course there are always little design changes that can be made with an architect when doing final planning to really “ make it your own. My one issue is ease of access to the backyard. That’s about it. Otherwise, great adding a second story for privacy away from main floor. Also, it being a smaller kitchen, with terrific counter space, it’s got that design triangle happening for ease of sink to fridge to stove.

[@Bobrogers99]

This house would appeal to those who prefer traditional styles. There is a generous entrance hall with a bench and closets that opens into a good-sized living room. I would opt for the TV rather than the fireplace, and the bookshelves can also be used for display. The kitchen has adequate space, though I'd relocate the sink to under the window. The central hall contains the laundry machines and a powder room, and possibly a storage closet. The upstairs bedroom have adequate wardrobes.

[@JoJo-ie8sl]

This is very nice. Outside design looks sort of in the Federal architecture design. Inside has a lot of Second Empire. really one of your bests

[@brendamotley466]

That was beautiful. But I would swap the staircase around to the front door.

[@ginamcdonald7854]

I think this is my favorite of all I’ve seen!!! The outside is beautiful and the front entrance with storage is lovely!

[@jaspertran8016]

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[@Janore88]

This two story house was GORGEOUS!!!! I loved it 😍💖💕

[@jaspertran8016]

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[@maurolimaok]

Beautiful!

[@kiddycar16]

👍👍👏✅💯😎 Always love your entryways great use of storage. Has plenty of natural light and flow throughout design. Kitchen/Dining great use of corner space putting china cabinet. Bedrooms are generous. Exterior mini design of French farmhouse. Great job!

[@jaspertran8016]

😎 😎 😎 😎

[@anniemarques460]

Another gem...absolutely beautiful! Tu for sharing!

[@rmh9230]

Love the whitish tan brick, and love the entrance with fieldstone and the french doors, love the brick and fieldstone wraps around on the inside, love the shelves on each side of the fireplace, love the kitchen, having the honeycomb look tiles between the cupboards and cabinets, love the layout and design upstairs bedrooms and bathroom ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️. Have you ever did split levels and bi levels, those are cool homes?

[@jaspertran8016]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ split-level and bi-level homes are great ideas for my future videos, thanks for the suggestions..😎 😎 😎

[@flyingspirit3549]

Indeed, a delightfully elegant design!

[@Lucywonderhunt]

Everything is gorgeous .. if this was my home I would add panelling all the way up the Tara it’s and Along landing to give it a more grand feel 😂 . Feels so spacious and restful ❤

[@beorht9438]

love the design at first glance!!

[@deehubs1353]

Love it, could you list the square footage?

[@pamplant3610]

Very impressed with this one. Wouldn't mind living here at all.

[@jeannieleidig1981]

One of the best!

[@TEONTE70WAY]

I love the kitchen/dining room combination , it’s hard to pick which TH I like the most from your collection

[@jelsner5077]

Love the more traditional plan and styling

[@rebeccastratton4114]

Looks very French Chateau, I love it!

[@susanwalk2430]

I absolutely really love the layout of this place.❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@jaspertran8016]

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[@piliseoane1209]

Tiene esa solera de las casas antiguas

[@nigerianhurr90]

This home is so my style but for whatever reason I’m not completely sold. I typically love separating spaces but I guess it’s a little different with house so small it feels closed off. The only time I even like open floor plans are when they’re in small homes. Aesthetically though I love it

[@dianamarsden4985]

Jasper, this is excellent! Only 2 small suggestions dear. The one bedroom needs bedside tables for lamps, glasses, and water etc. make the room a little bigger for that. The kitchen counters is a bit narrow. Could they be widen some? Very nice Jasper

[@jaspertran8016]

thank for your suggestions ^^. ❤❤❤

[@WashoeValleyCollies]

Nice, but it's got to be bigger than the 30 x 16 ft dimension? if you count the upstairs, which was indeed well executed. I don't understand why a small house needs such grand front doors, and two of them? That's a lot of wasted space. And the backdoor is facing the front door, so that is bad for fung shui? isn't it? Loving the interior colors, and sectioned off living room. Over all nice, with a few minor tweaks would be wonderful. Liked the molding on the floor too!

[@tdouwd9517]

An elegant design suitable for northern climates as well. Calming colour scheme and brilliant entry. Felt very English/European to me. Was that an inspiration?

[@jaspertran8016]

Exactly like that ^^

[@lorinstuart6138]

Love the house just need different colors . The colors of paint you used throughout the house makes the house look dark and doesn't seem to reflect the lighting .

[@KevinSmith-qi5yn]

This looks very Gregorian inspired. For a house this small, I think a single door entrance would be more appropriate. I think the mudroom is a bit awkward looking compared to a portico. Having a single door would help with the narrow entry. A 3 by 2 window sash instead of a 2 by 2 window sash would give the design a bit more visual height along with lowering the chair rail to counter-height. In the kitchen, the hutch seems out of place with its dimensions compared to the cabinets behind it. It intrudes into the dining area as well. I think it would be a bit more interesting if it was removed and the hallway closet next to the powder bath was turned around to act as a pantry.

[@laurykitts]

Am I missing something? Is there no downstairs bathroom?

[@honeybrown1997]

Around the 4:38 mark is a view of the powder room.

[@tatjanabalja9725]

How much does it cost?

[@persona9709]

In description

[@jaspertran8016]

@@persona9709 Thank you ^^

[@equine2020]

Needs a garage.

[@JanesDough855]

Cute home. Love the arbors over the windows. Wish I would have thought of that on my home!

[@moirafree1133]

Beautiful!